The Milwaukee Brewers No. 2 prospect Luis Pena simply can't catch a break this season.

He's been tearing it up since being promoted to Double-A, but that's a move he knows could've happened sooner if not for a scary collapse earlier this year in the dugout at High-A.

Everyone was wondering about the status of Pena and what happened with the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers, but most of the details weren't revealed, and for good reason.

Now, X-rays have shown that Pena has fractures in his left fibula, according to Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Curt Hogg.

The first indication is that Pena suffered far worse, so if there is a silver lining in this situation, it's the fact that he may be shut down for the rest of the year, but at least it doesn't seem to be a career-threatening injury.

MLB Pipeline's No. 21 overall prospect would love to put this season behind him sooner rather than later.

He's shown flashes of greatness, no doubt, but Pena is now sidelined with a second major injury, both of which have resulted in scary situations.

This time around, Pena was sliding into third base when the hard slide turned into a disaster.

His attempt to steal third did not go according to plan, and many first believed he broke his ankle as he was carted off the field in visible pain.

Pena was wiping away tears when being removed from the game, but it didn't take too long for X-rays to reveal that Pena's ankle injury is just a temporary thing that is more pain management than anything.

At the end of the day, the Brewers know just how important Pena is to the organization, and that's exactly why they kept him at the trade deadline.

Seemingly every seller was asking about Pena, and for good reason, but the Brewers knew they weren't willing to move on from him at this point in time.

In his 70 games this year at the minor-league level, Pena is hitting .296 with three home runs, 27 RBIs, and an astonishing 35 stolen bases.

Pena's speed is a huge part of his game, so it should be noted that this injury could also be more mental than anything. If Pena continues to be taken back to this moment, who knows how that could impact his ability to steal bases.